Peter -- welcome to the best place for all things C&C! (And thanks to Stu for making it all possible.)
+1 on Martin's suggestion for using Blue Sea Systems panels. I used to be an ABYC-certified boat electrical guy, and have installed quite a lot of Blue Sea gear, all of it top notch. Make sure to get a really good plan in place for your new electrical system; and also, now would be the time to redo the high-current side of things (i.e., get rid of the 1-2-Both-Off battery switch, and move towards one large house bank and a separate, isolated start battery). Rich Knowles, myself and others on this list have quite a bit of experience in this area, and can help out with suggestions. Also, congrats on the 30mkI purchase; that was my first boat, and one that I still hold a great deal of fondness for. I replaced the panel and redid the electrical systems on mine when I owned her; a really nice upgrade and a big step toward reliability of the boat in all conditions. Fred Street -- Minneapolis S/V Oceanis (1979 C&C Landfall 38) -- Bayfield, WI On Jul 10, 2013, at 7:47 PM, Martin DeYoung <[email protected]> wrote: > For Calypso’s electrical system rebuild I used Blue Sea’s panels, battery > switches, and breakers. After 12+ years and many salt water miles I am still > very satisfied with their products. >
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